Get Identity Requirements in Days, Not Weeks
Identity CoAnalyst turns a manual, multi-month process into an intelligent workflow that produces professional-grade requirements documents in under ten days.
Requirements Gathering is Where Identity Programs Lose Momentum
Identity initiatives rarely slow down because the solution is unclear. They slow down because requirements are hard to collect and even harder to validate.
To get to a complete picture, teams work through hundreds of questions across access certification campaigns, lifecycle management (Joiner, Leaver, Mover), application onboarding, and privileged access. That effort stretches into weeks or months, drives up cost, and gaps are often found only after the integration work starts.
Identity CoAnalyst is an AI-powered intelligence engine that guides stakeholders through a structured requirements gathering workflow and produces implementation-ready documentation, faster and with fewer missed details.
From Stakeholder Input to Implementation-Ready Requirements
Stakeholders answer structured questions that capture how application access is requested, approved, provisioned, reviewed, and removed, including exceptions and privileged needs.
Based on responses, Identity CoAnalyst goes deeper where needed, like roles and entitlements, approval paths, lifecycle events, and app onboarding details.
The workflow flags gaps and follows up on dependencies such as review cadence and scope, triggers and source systems, downstream targets, and audit needs.
Identity CoAnalyst generates a professional requirements specification package organized by key areas like certification, provisioning, lifecycle, onboarding, and privileged access.
Need clarification?
Who should participate in a requirements cycle with Identity CoAnalyst?
The best inputs come from identity program owners plus the people closest to each application, such as app owners, security leads, and operations stakeholders. This ensures approvals, access patterns, and exceptions are captured accurately.
What information does Identity CoAnalyst need from our team to start?
Typically, your team will provide a short list of target applications or systems, the stakeholders for each one, and any existing artifacts you already trust (current processes, policies, prior requirements, or onboarding notes). The workflow handles the rest through guided prompts.
How does Identity CoAnalyst handle exceptions and real-world edge cases?
It prompts specifically for common identity edge cases like emergency access, shared or service accounts, special approval paths, regional variations, and audit constraints, then captures the conditions and owners tied to each exception.
What does the final output look like, and how is it used downstream?
The output is a structured requirements package, in Word format, that implementation teams can translate into design decisions, configuration work, integration plans, and test scenarios. It consolidates what was decided, what is required, and what must be verified.
How does CTI support the process and results?
CTI identity analysts can review the output, resolve open questions, and help align requirements to delivery realities so the package is ready to hand off to solution design and implementation staff.